5975000801

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Ferrite cores are a type of magnetic material used for making or wiring cables. They are typically used to aid in the transmission of current over long distances and to help reduce interference or "noise". They can also be used to add an extra layer of insulation against electric shocks. The most common types of ferrite cores a re nickel-zinc ferrites and iron-nickel ferrites.

5975000801 is one such ferrite core used for cables and wiring. This type of core is designed specifically for the purpose of controlling and suppressing high frequency interference. It is made up of a mix of ferrite and high quality rubber-like compounds. The materials used in this ferrite core provide excellent electrical insulation properties as well as shielding for EMI or RFI interference.

The 5975000801 ferrite core works by providing a barrier between the electric current and the metal wires in a circuit. The core absorbs stray magnetic fields, which can cause high frequency interference, and dissipates the energy into heat. This reduces the noise generated by the wires, allowing the current to be directed in the desired direction.

The 5975000801 ferrite core is commonly used in circuits where EMI or RFI is a concern. This includes in RF and microwave systems, LCD displays, microwave relay links, and in some digital communication systems. It is also used in power modules and power transformers. It is generally easy to work with, but can require special tools and techniques due to its special properties.

The 5975000801 ferrite core is an efficient and effective way of minimizing interference and allowing electric current to travel more efficiently through cables. It is also an effective way of providing extra insulation and reducing the risk of electric shocks. Furthermore, it can be used in a wide variety of applications and can easily be adapted to suit different needs.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference